Between studying, extracurricular activities and other responsibilities, it's important to remember to take听breaks throughout your day; it can help you focus and concentrate in class and when studying. Here are some of the many spots on campus to eat lunch, read a book, be with friends, and take time for yourself.听
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Community Gardens
These gardens are tended to by students and community members. They usually have seating close by.
- Outside of Thomson House and Burnside Building
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Lower Field
The Field is usually packed with students, faculty and staff taking their lunch break. You can sit on the grass or use the benches and picnic tables.听There's also space to toss a Frisbee or football, or skate during the Winter.
- In front of Redpath Museum
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Mount Royal
Great for a walk or a picnic. Check out the Chalet for great views and Beaver Lake听for a skating rink in the Winter.
- To the North of the Downtown Campus
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Visitor's Garden
Also known听as James Sculpture Garden or James Square, this space has artwork and terraced lawns that are perfect for a break between classes.
- Near Milton Gates and McConnell Engineering
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Indoor
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Birks Heritage Chapel
A place of quiet reflection, the chapel reflects the pluralism of campus and the variety of faiths at 平特五不中
- Birks Building, second floor
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A space for graduate students to relax, eat, drink and participate in PGSS activities
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平特五不中's Office of Religious and Spiritual Life's Interfaith Lounge and Meditation Room
Take you mug and enjoy a cup of tea while unwinding.
- Presbyterian College, 3495 University Street, second floor
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Many faculty and departmental student associations have their听own lounge space. To find yours, visit .
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For Mac Campus spaces, visit the Macdonald Campus Student Services' Find Your Spot webpage.